Chase the Victory Corporation

“Tracy mcdaniel (board member) and kiki mcdaniel (executive director) are married.”

“An electronic copy was supplied to the board before transmitting.”

“When each board member is elected, the board member reads and signs our conflict of interest policy. This is to ensure that the board is aware of any actual, perceived, or potential conflicts. The chase the victory conflict of interest policy is made available to the public upon receipt of written request.”

“Noncompensated board members without a familial relationship to the executive director meet annually for the purpose of reviewing and approving compensation for the executive director, paid staff, and other budgetary items.”

“Hard copies of the documents are maintained in the office of the executive director and are available to anyone upon request.”

“Each year, chase the victory hosts 4 annual weeklong family bereavement retreats for families who have suffered the loss of a child, 2 annual marriage retreats for bereaved parents, an annual family support weekend retreat, and hundreds of individualized experiences for children battling cancer or experiencing grief. Chase the victory provides community, care, and follow up support for families nationwide. We equip children and families with necessary tools, resources and coping skills to rebuild a sense of hope in their lives. As of 2024, through our children and family bereavement programs, we have provided personal support services, counseling, retreats, circle support groups, resources, community support, and grief-informed care to over 700 bereaved parents and children across 32 states, over 400 grieving moms, dads, and siblings have been served through chase the victory retreat programs. Hundreds more are served through chase the victory's in-hospital/home programming for children and teens fighting cancer. Chase the victory retreats are havens for grieving families, offering grieving families professional counseling, wellness therapy, therapeutic activities, lodging, meals, and community support at no cost to families. The children and families we serve gain a renewed sense of hope, resilience, and a stronger belief that joy and sorrow can coexist. We help families grieving the loss of a child experience support, community, and hope. We provide impactful experiences for grieving children and parents in a heartfelt, practical way that brings healing and hope during a time of great suffering. Through our pediatric oncology programs, we have provided support, resources, and community for over 1000 pediatric cancer patients including our kickback sneaker gift program. Each year, at children's hospitals, chase the victory provides gifts of sneakers to all hospitalized patients on the oncology floor. These pediatric cancer patients and their families are encouraged and surrounded by community in a world that is often clouded by their diagnosis. We create meaningful and joyful experiences for kids and teens battling pediatric cancer. We share hope and spread kindness to families during the most challenging times of their lives. Because of the generosity of our donors, 100% of all families who attend chase the victory's children and family bereavement programs, pediatric oncology programs, retreats, counseling services, or support services participate in our programming at no cost. The impactful mission of chase the victory emerged from the heart of 16-year-old chase mcdaniel, who was fighting cancer while simultaneously comforting and encouraging other children and teens who were going through battles of their own. While facing his own battle with cancer, chase launched the vision of gifting sneakers as a visual symbol to share hope to others. We continue to fulfill his vision by gifting sneakers and encouraging teenagers battling cancer all across the nation. Chase mcdaniel was a high school football player from carrollton, georgia, #42. Chase became a voice and an advocate for other teens fighting cancer. His spirit, faith, joy, and determination inspired people to join his mission of hope. When chase passed away at the age of 17, he had united thousands of people locally and around the nation surrounding his cause. Since then, the foundation bearing his name has evolved into a movement that is sweeping across the united states. Today, chase the victory serves hundreds of families locally and nationwide every year. Chase the victory is devoted to ensuring that no family has to navigate their journey alone.”

“"new programs added in 2024: the chase the victory teen club for oncology patients: we are excited to announce the chase the victory teen club for oncology patients, a vibrant community designed for teens facing the challenges of childhood cancer. This program is dedicated to creating joyful experiences and fostering meaningful connections to uplift their journey. Inspired by the courageous spirit of chase mcdaniel a teenager who sought to share hope and spread kindness the teen club transcends traditional support, focusing on creating genuine moments of joy and encouragement. Here's what the chase the victory teen club offers: community of support: members of the chase the victory teen club connect with fellow teenagers who truly understand their experiences. This community provides a safe space for sharing, supporting, and uplifting one another. Joyful experiences: members enjoy a variety of fun and memorable events, such as family fun days and pediatric oncology teen club meetups. Each gathering is designed to bring positivity and light into the lives of teens affected by cancer. Sneaker gifts from the ""kickback"" sneaker gift program: teens enrolled in the club receive brand-new sneakersgifts of hope and reminders that they are not alone in their fight. We deliver these special gifts directly to teens in hospitals and at home. The chase the victory teen club aims to lift spirits, provide tangible symbols of hope, and connect teens with a supportive network during a challenging time. It's a place where they feel seen, valued, and can experience moments of pure joy. Join us in making a difference in the lives of these incredible young individuals!”

“Contract services: program service expenses 39,871. Management and general expenses 2,831. Fundraising expenses 6,584. Total expenses 49,286.”